Classic Rock History

Classic Rock History takes a deep dive into the evolution of rock and roll, offering insightful and engaging content tailored for long-time rock enthusiasts. At the same time, the site aims to introduce a fresh generation of young rock fans to the timeless legacy of iconic rock artists. While it highlights well-known bands, it also explores lesser-known gems from groups that didn’t quite reach widespread popularity.

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Three Dog Night 1968 Debut Album Review

1 week ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

Anytime we publish an article about Three Dog Night, it receives a tremendous response, which tells us one thing: people loved that band. Of course, they are one of my favorite bands of all time. I grew up listening to them. Not just the big hits on the radio, but as a teenager in the 1970s, I purchased every single album they released.
10 Best Sounding Albums Of All Time

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

I think it’s fair to say that, for many people in their 60s and above, their first introduction to music was either from record albums that their parents or older brothers and sisters had in the house, or quite simply from hearing a song on AM radio. When you’re 10 years old, you really don’t have the funds to buy your own music, and you’re pretty much just coming into your own place in awareness of the world around you—and music isn’t always the first thing on your mind.
Adam Levine Confirms New Maroon 5 Album On The Tonight Show

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Janey Roberts |Brian Kachejian

Adam Levine dropped exciting news on Monday night’s episode of The Tonight Show (April 7), confirming that Maroon 5 will be releasing a new album this year. Appearing on the show with host Jimmy Fallon, Levine acknowledged the circulating rumors and confirmed, “I am gonna confirm the rumors are true,” to cheers from the studio audience.
Sting’s 3.0 Tour Inspires New Live Album & Record Store Day Special

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

Sting is back on the road, and this time he’s bringing something truly special to his fans. The 17-time Grammy Award-winning artist has announced the release of STING 3.0 LIVE, a dynamic new live album capturing the energy and spirit of his ongoing ‘Sting 3.0’ World Tour. Available worldwide on April 25, the album will be released in multiple formats: digital, CD, and 180g vinyl.
Echoes Of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road On Elton John's New Album

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

Let’s face it, as old-school long-time Elton John fans, we all long for the old days when Elton John released albums like Honky Château, Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only the Piano Player, Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy, and of course, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Elton and Bernie Taupin crafted some of the greatest pop songs of all time during that period between 1970 and 1976.
Complete List Of Doja Cat Songs From A to Z

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Janey Roberts |Brian Kachejian

Doja Cat’s journey into the music industry began in Los Angeles, California, where she grew up immersed in artistic surroundings. Her real name, Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, reflects her diverse heritage, having a South African father and a Jewish-American mother. She initially cultivated her musical talent independently, posting original songs to platforms like SoundCloud, which led to early recognition and laid the groundwork for her career.
10 Most Rocking George Thorogood Songs

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

For more than five decades, George Thorogood has been a relentless force in rock and blues, blending gritty guitar riffs, punchy rhythms, and a raw vocal style that’s become iconic. Since bursting onto the scene in the late 1970s, Thorogood has been instrumental in keeping the blues alive, reinvigorating the genre with a rock twist and making it accessible to new generations.
Complete List Of Motionless In White Songs From A to Z

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

Motionless in White formed in 2004 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, during the high school years of vocalist Chris Cerulli and his original bandmates. They began under different names—first “One Way Ticket,” then “When Breathing Stops”—before settling on Motionless in White on New Year’s Day 2005, borrowing the name from an Eighteen Visions song. Their earliest gigs took place at local fairs and clubs, with the lineup gradually shifting over the first few years.
Complete List Of The Strokes Songs From A to Z

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

The Strokes emerged from the vibrant music scene of New York City in 1998, blending indie rock, garage rock revival, and post-punk revival into a sound that would define a generation. Fronted by Julian Casablancas, with Nick Valensi and Albert Hammond Jr. on guitars, Nikolai Fraiture on bass, and Fabrizio Moretti on drums, the band quickly made their mark with raw, energetic performances and a distinctive style.
20 Best Classic Rock Songs About Driving

2 weeks ago | classicrockhistory.com | Brian Kachejian

As a website that focuses mainly on rock music from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, we have dedicated many of our articles to the concept of the car. It’s quite simple—besides love, the road and all that goes with it is one of the most common topics that rock and roll songwriters have been driven to. Whether writing about highways or cars, we’ve published some great driving articles, but this one encompasses everything.